Phrasal Verb - Going with (someone or something)

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Definition

1. To travel together with someone or something.
2. To support, agree with, or approve of someone or something.
3. To accompany or be in the company of someone or something.

Examples

No.	Example
1	I'd be happy to go with you to the concert.
2	My friend and I are going with a group to the mountains for the weekend.
3	The new employee is going with the team to the sales conference.
4	I can't go with your decision, it's not fair.
5	The teacher went with the students on a field trip.
6	My brother goes with his dad to fix cars in the garage.
7	She goes with her husband to the gym every morning.
8	I'd love to go with you to the beach.
9	The company went with the new marketing strategy.
10	He goes with his dog for a walk every day.